39001 - French Officer - 12th Regiment of Cuirassiers - Battle of Friedland - June 14, 1807 K&C Crusaders & Saracens The 22" Common socket bayonet

The 22" Common socket bayonet was gruesomely nicknamed “The Lunger” by the men in the field

a large and ugly looking brute who none of us would like to meet on a dark night on Dartmoor

60th (Royal American)

commonly referred to as Schuylkill Arsenal

Benjamin Franklin

39001 - French Officer - 12th Regiment of Cuirassiers - Battle of Friedland - June 14, 1807 K&C Crusaders & Saracens The 22" Common socket bayonet1 30 scaleMatte Finish A French cuirassier was the most feared and potent cavalry on any Napoleonic battlefield. Napoleon employed this fine cavalry as his "shake and awe" troops. Imposing on their heavy mounts and encased in a cuirass, front and back, these troops were formidable. 2 Piece Set Limited Edition of 250 Sets